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Baby Koko

🩵🎈 KoKo Sky Hopper

🩵🎈 KoKo Sky Hopper

Įprasta kaina 84,00 PLN
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Meet KoKo Sky Hopper — the most cheerful little adventurer of the Green Buddies family! ☁️✨

With his bright blue glasses, playful polka-dot bow, and favorite blue balloon, he's always ready to float into new adventures. 🩵🎈

KoKo Sky Hopper loves sunny skies, gentle breezes, and growing his green grass hair while dreaming about magical journeys above the clouds. 🌿 He believes that every day is a chance to discover something wonderful.

Perfect for dreamers, explorers, and anyone who loves a little imagination and fun.

🌸 Handmade with love • 🌍 Eco-friendly • 🌱 Grows real grass hair

✨ Adopt KoKo Sky Hopper and let your imagination soar.

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Care Recommendations

💚 Wishing you lots of fun and green moments with your KoKo!

• Patience, friend!

Your Green Buddy needs a little time — the first green sprouts usually appear after one week.

• In the beginning – love and warmth matter most.

Before any sprouts show, soak the top part in warm water for 1–2 hours.

Make sure the water covers the seed area completely. If it soaks in fast, add a little more.

After soaking, place KoKo in a sunny spot to rest.

⚠️ Soaking is only needed while there are no sprouts — typically during days 1–2 or 4–5.

• No time for soaking?

Then simply mist or water 2–3 times a day — just enough to keep the top part moist at all times.

• Watch the water level!

If water stays in the tray and doesn’t absorb, it means there’s too much — pour the extra out and skip watering for a day.

• Still no sprouts?

Try soaking KoKo upside down (so the top gets the water) for 1–2 hours — it usually helps kickstart growth! 🌾

• Once sprouts appear:

Water once a day, keeping the top gently moist.

• Avoid rot:

Place KoKo in a bright, sunny spot, but keep him away from radiators or heaters during cold months.